I believe most of us have a pretty good bow collection. I have about 20 give or take - I know, I'm a lightweight compared to some. What is the most unique or valuable bow in your collection? I rescued this Howatt from a pawn shop 30 years ago. The finish was all but gone and the bow was in rough shape. I bought it for $40 as a project. It's stamped 50# on the inside of the sight window. The belly has the bi-directional glass. Pretty sure it was built in the late 1950s but don't really know. I count this one as my most unique bow. How about you?

I’ve been some what of a hoarder since jumping into the traditional archery realm. Top to bottom. Cari-Bow Wolverine long bow 51@-28”, Cari-Bow Silver Fox long bow 55@28”. Les Dunsden long bow 28@28” from the late 50’s early 60’s. Was my dads and he shot it as a kid as did we., Black Widow PL II long bow 52@28”, behind that is a Yellow Stone Hunter long bow 55@28”, 1960’s Ketzler Recurve 44@28”, Cari-Bow Tuktu EX 55@28” and lastly, Black Widow MAIII recurve 57@27”. Not shown is my “Barebow” competition set up. The Black Widow PL II is my newest acquisition. The rest have all been hunted with or used in competition. I think I’m done for a while. However, I keep hearing about the Howard Hill design bows. I’m afraid to touch one LOL.

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